How to change a people/culture

>>2714499

If you have no money/power, you might have a tough time. Just try to improve the lives of the people you love. Culture starts at kinship.

Build up diplomacy power and invest in culture changes.

>>2714553
Forgive me if this sounds like a stupid question but what do you mean by "building diplomacy power"? Do you mean getting involved in politics, or social organizations?

>>2714617
It was a EU 4 reference. A joke if you will

>>2714623
I thought it might be a game reference but it sounded enough like political science jargon to make me second guess. So good job.

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>>2714499
Read up on William Luther Pierce's Lemming Principle.

Basically collapse our civilization/society and the plebs will basically do what you want if you provide them with gibs (food, shelter, luxuries etc.)

Obviously you would have to lead by example.

>>2714655
That would definitely work, although I would worry about our ability to control the social change in that sort of scenario. Also I'm not sure about the general mistrust he seems to have for most people, though perhaps that's the mindset you have to have in this field.

>>2714655
>90% of humanity is retartet
>b-but not me :)

This is just feel good bullshit for people that think they are clever.

>>2714817
>no rebuttal
wow look u r wrong I am right, sure am clever.

>>2714817
>>2714817
You say "retaret" I say "rational self interest".

>>2714499
A systematic approach would be to observe what influential people do, how they live etc. and copy that. You cant change the world on your own.
Money is what you need, either you make a lot of money on yourself or you find people who support you/your cause, a party or something, or rich influential people. Look at how George Soros asserts his interests for example.
And you need to know how people tick, how peoples minds work and how you can manipulate them. Those tricks you can also learn from the people who have them in use.

And of course you need your network of like-minded people. Not peasants but influental people who know how the world is running.

I think, having the right idea in which the world must go is fairly easy, but communicating is the difficult part. I dont think a novel or something would be of any help, if theres only written what most of the people already know. Communicating ideas is the crucial, difficult part.

>>2714817
>>90% of humanity is retartet
>>b-but not me :)
While I may not agree with Pierce's sentiment it does outline one major factor of social change. When you want people to move away from a system you can't just tell them to quit it without having an equally as good or better system ready to go and the old system has to look like shit in comparison.

>>2715022
This is pretty informative. The only problem is actually getting an organization together, especially when one doesn't have a lot of existing social connections.